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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20315, 25 January 1928, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THREE RECORDS THAT ARE THE CRAZE. MY HEART STOOD STILL. “ One Dam thing after another,” Sung by Ralph Fielding (baritone). Orchestral accompaniment. 1235 (Reverse side). JUST LIKE A BUTTERFLY. A pretty little song sung by Peter Andres (tenor). I’M LOOKING OVER A FOURLEAF CLOVER. 1239 A wonderful Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus Played by one of the World’s best Bands. (Reverse side). YOU’RE THE ONE FOR ME. Another good Fox Trot, with Vocal Chorus, Played by the same Band. THAT’S MY HAP-HAP-HAP-HAPPINESS. 1238 An old favourite, that has become the craze again A tiptop Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus. (Reverse side). I DON’T MIND BEING ALL ALONE. “If I’m alone with you.” A Fox Trot that people go mad about. The Vocal Chorus is very catchy. DO NOT MISS THESE RECORDS. HEAR THEM PLAYED. PRICE. 3s 6d. HOME RECREATIONS (DUNEDIN), LTD., 167 Rattray street (Paterson’s Buildings).

gOVRIL AND SODA may be an ideal summer beverage, but it entirely depends upon the brand of Soda. s 0 UTH L A N D “ BEST BY TEST ” S Vogel street. ’Phom 11-779. All Coals on the market supplied. /VTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price 9d.

MR and Mrs W. MORRIS, or 32 David street, desire to Thank the doctors and nurses of Dunedin Hospital for their kindness and attention to their late son during his illness: also all kind friends for their floral tributes and letters, etc., of sympathy in their recent bereavement.